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What type of music are you into right now?

Acrum21

I'm really hitting a wall trying to find some new stuff I can vibe with. I need some good suggestions. I like literally a little bit of everything. What/who is your go-to right now? Maybe we can make some sub groups like: when you're working out, girllin' hanging with friends, when you're in the car for hours, what you don't want people knowing you listen to, lol. Just anything.

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PharmDawg2054

Whiskey Myers, Tyler Childers, Cody Jinks and Colter Wall

texdawg

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/251735#Comment_251735

Way to go.

Add Randy Rogers, Robert Earl Keen, Chris Knight, etc.

texdawg

I HATE almost everything my daughter listens to and most of what my son listens to.

But I really LOVE both my kids.

donm

Blues - Muddy Waters, BB, country blues - Mississippi John Hurt.

Kasey

I'm pushing 40 but I still love listening to pop punk. Been going back to MxPx and old Fall Out Boy lately. Real Friends and State Champs are good current groups.

When I was driving from College Station to Houston I was Jamming to old old Patty Griffin and Sturgill Simpson. And ancient Ronnie Milsap

judasdurant

3 words... dead, phish, panic

orlando

Hear ya Kasey. Older than that but I listen to everything from Sinatra to Pantera. My dd was talking about how she likes rap music the other day so I plugged in some Eric B and Rakim, she said it was awful. Told her to get out and walk lol

Bankwalker

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/251752#Comment_251752

That’s like the Stoner’s Starter Kit for college kids in Athens. It’s the same as what was being listened to back in the 90’s. Some will stick with the same after leaving Athens, but most people expand their library after entering the work force.

DawgBones

Been doing the almost monthly run back and forth from ATL to the Gulf coast for many years now. My general on the road playlist runs with everything from easy listening to esoteric. Off the top of my head I'm hearing:

Brubeck, Gourds, John Lee Hooker, Kevin Welsh, Los Lobos, REM, Buddy Miller, Coltrain, Outlaws, Julian Bream, Miles Davis, Capt Beefheart, Hacienda Bros, Debussy, Augustus Pablo, Beck, Randy Newman, John Mayall, Gershwin, Hound Dog Taylor, etc.

Yep I know, not many contemporary artist. Working on that though.

jay_kubzz

Dermot Kennedy

Ben Howard

Matt Corby

Damien Rice

Bon Iver

Kyle Lionhart

ftn49

I mostly listen to a combination of grunge/alternative and country but some kind of off the beat soundtracks I like right now are "In hell I'll be in good company" the dead south, "sweat" all american rejets, and "rum" brothers osborne.

RobbieRob14

I used to be a lot more into country music, but today's output is terrible. Eric Church is solid gold and is today's version of the outlaws of the past in country. Chris Stapleton has some amazing stuff too, but hasn't been able to top his first album yet.

Other than that, I really like "Texas Underground" or "Red Dirt" country, whatever you want to call it. Robert Earl Keen as @texdawg mentioned is my favorite of that genre right now.

DCochran

Well, I'll tell my age here but (actually, I'll be 50 in November..lol) I'm still 80s hair bands and classic country...

When I'm feeling rock; The Eagles, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Def Leppard, Journey, Lyn Syn, Marshall Tucker band, the Bee Gees (oh, yeah...show em how it's done John Travolta!...lol)

When I'm feeling country; Merle Haggard, George Jones, John Denver, Alabama, Joe Diffe, Hank Williams jr. Waylon Jennings, Earl Thomas Conley, Anne Murray

texdawg

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/251807#Comment_251807

We are on the same page

CTDawg

I saw Rocketman last week (the movie is straight up incredible) so I’m on my Elton John fix my right now